Haré Rama Haré Krishna

The narrative unfolds against the rise of the International Hare Krishna movement in the 1970s. The period features a modern urban milieu in Montreal and traditional-influenced Kathmandu, shaping the characters' choices and lifestyles. It showcases a era of counterculture, shifting family dynamics, and global travel.

The Jaiswal family is based in Montreal, reflecting a Western urban backdrop. Portions of the story unfold in Kathmandu, Nepal, where the hippie community and the temple theft plot drive events. The film juxtaposes a Canadian home with South Asian environments, highlighting cultural contrasts of the era.

🎭 Family

Two siblings are separated by parental decisions, forcing them to search for each other across continents. The story probes how distance and misunderstandings test loyalty and responsibility within a family. Reunion attempts reveal the fragility of kinship under pressure, culminating in emotionally charged revelations.

🧭 Identity

Janice adopts a new name and lifestyle among the hippies, losing contact with her past. Prashant's quest to locate his sister confronts questions of memory, belonging, and what defines a person. The film examines how environment and choices reshape identity.

💎 Crime & Deception

The plot centers on stolen artifacts and a scheme to frame Prashant for theft. Drona and his associate manipulate locals and authorities to conceal their crimes. The tension builds through investigation, misdirection, and eventual exposure of the culprits.